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Little Squeezy Mirror Cube

Little cubes of one way mirror turned inward with LEDs on the inside
 
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Ok this is only one squillionth my idea. Ok it's not my idea at all. But it's the type of thing that might qualify in court as my idea if there were to be a patent infringement case and I were to have really good lawyers, which I would have payed for by having other incremental ideas that would have been pretty much the same as something else except for one small... no, they would have been pretty much the same as something else, but due to a technicality that myself and the awesome lawyers would have dedicated all of our waking and sleeping hours to analyzing, we would have been able to pass it off as my idea, to the tune of a couple of nuclear family's worth of funding.

So anyway, the idea is to mass produce little two inch square cubes of flexible one-way mirror with an LED inside.

Totally stolen, except perhaps in a court of law, from the linked idea, which differs micro-significantly from my idea in that it is an idea for a BIG squeezy mirror cube, you see, and not a LITTLE squeezy mirror cube. So there.

JesusHChrist, Mar 30 2014

(?) Big Squeezy Mirror Cube http://themindunlea...ne-way-mirrors.html
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       One significant difference is that your idea can be eaten and so produce reflections of ones innards. The big one would have to be eaten in bits, many of which would not contain the LED and so remain dark.
bungston, Mar 30 2014
  
      
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